1-on-1 with DP – 93.7 The Ticket KNTK - Just be responsible with your alcohol: February 3rd, 10:45am

Episode Date: February 3, 2022

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You're listening to One-on-One with DP on 93-7 the Ticket and the Ticketfm.com. Welcome back to final segment, one-on-one. Good stuff all right on Captain Show up next for John Jackson. If you're nasty. A couple of things from the text line. You guys are on fire, so the basketball fan says, what's up? At Kansas City Royal Games, you can buy a whole bottle of wine and they give you a plaster container for it.

I'm all in. Do it. Do it. Do it. Dusty says, what up? I say whatever it takes to keep to sell it going. That might help or not. I'm not sure.

Would that help or not? Beer? Yes. That helps to sell it. Okay. Like I said, the thing is, like, they're going to sell beer. People are going to go. It's not going to be cheap.

So you also got to factor that in. You got to get tickets. Then you've got to get the $12 beer. But that's a part of it. If they do the souvenir cup, like you were saying, this is going to be more expensive. Right. And I don't want to limit.

You don't need to limit. No, but you should. But well, but to ask, how about this? Asking Husker fans to be decent about it. Look, you can ask whatever fans, they could be the, as, you know, Nebraska says, you know, the best fans in the nation, in the world, in the universe, in the galaxy. Look, man. Somebody's going to screw it.

When it gets to it, somebody's going to mess it up. and it's going to mess the whole reputation. Like, that's the problem is everybody, people are saying, I don't want it because somebody's going to end up getting drunk and throwing stuff at a player or on the field or whatever. And I want to sit here and say, well, first of all, who's throwing stuff at Husker players? Yeah, there would be people. Wow. I want to sit here and say that won't happen. But there's, there's one person out there would do, there's one person out there that would do it sober and blame it on somebody that's drunk.

Like, there's just people out there that choose chaos. every day that they wake up. I mean, and the fact that it's done in other places in the country. Yeah. Like that's a standard. Like I understand what you're doing. And again, whatever you decide to do, I'm okay with. But Milton says being a buddy,

drink $160 worth of beer at Big 12 Championship down in Dallas. Yeah, I. You go, milkman. I was familiar. Like, I'm familiar with that. I'm familiar with that. I am not. Well, we used to go.

We used to go. So we go to wrestling matches or we go to see the Orioles in Baltimore. So we were going to spend the whole weekend in Baltimore at Camdeno today at the Inner Harbour. Right. So we're going to have crabs one day. We're going to have crab cakes. We're going to go to Hooters. We're going to go to the chocolate factory.

Like we're just going to hang out there and watch three baseball games from Friday night until Sunday, Sunday afternoon. And in each of those, you would just, what we would always do was to get out of seats. And sometimes there would be like 10 of us. So we'd have a whole row. And we would tip the vendor. 50 bucks as soon as we got that. And so here's the deal. We need for you to show up every inning with a new set of beer.

Right? New for the entire route. Then the rules were within the family that whoever the last person was who finished their beer had to buy the next round of beer. Did somebody ever just chug it right away? Oh, we always did. It's amazing. It's amazing. It's amazing.

But that's, and we go to wrestling rights, the same rules apply. At the beginning of each match, the vendor has to show up, and then we'd have a whole row. Usually in the front row. And I'll tell you a great story about being in the front row of wrestling before we get out of it. So we would go, like the Great American Bash, and we'd be at RFK Stadium, and we'd get front row seats. Right. So then you get the vendor, you tip them to 50 bucks. You say, okay, here are the rules.

We need a fresh 10. We need a fresh 11 every fight. So for every fight that comes up. So as soon as the bell rings, we need it. But you need to be finished with your beer or you're going to buy the next round and have to chug an extra beer. Now, a thing happened along the way when I was in college

that Rick Flair figured out we were going to be there because sometimes he would give us the tickets. And the beer vendor would show up with the beer and we're like, well, you're here early. He goes, no, Flair sent them. And what would happen is, and the first time it ever happened was amazing. I don't know if you remember.

It was, Arne Anderson was a tough guy. So he's fighting on the card, and he comes down and snatches the beer away from him, right? And throws it in the other wrestler's face. And I'm like, this is the coolest thing ever. Then I'm like, but hey, I'm out of a beer, bro. I'm out of a beer. And then the vendor comes back and brings you another round going, well, it's on the guys in the back. So it became a part of the deal.

wrestlers knew we were in the front row grab a beer Waho McDaniel once grabbed the beer and chugged it which was like the highlight of our entire year was that was that the wrestler

grabbed the beer and drank your beard and toasted your glass and of course you immediately became the coolest fans in the place. So it happens that people do too much but then you have to at some point ask can you guys please not screw it up for everybody? else and self-policing, self-monitoring, peer evaluation might be the way to get this

thing. Like, if they're at your friends, control your friends. Yeah. Like, I mean, don't come to the game and screw everything up for us. Like, don't do it. What's up, BJ? What's happening to me? How are you doing, sir?

I'm in the building, man. Yeah. You know. I just said, hey, that's all it was. Relax, man. You're good. You're good? He chose chaos as one.

Dude came in here with boxing gloves. Like, he about to say something. What's up? Like, no, no, let me know. Let me know if we're going to do it. Let me know if we're going to do it. What's up, big, gosh? What's you doing?

Like, he chose chaos. Hey, hey, what you're trying to get into? I was thinking about, I was thinking about the champ. Uh-huh. And I was thinking about Nick and Rigo and having them be like my foreign partner. Hey, it's funny. Hey, it's funny he brings the gloves. Hey, it's funny. He brings the gloves.

Right. I got gloves. Nick got gloves. Everybody need to bring the gloves in. Why did you say that? I would have bought the U.S. Watch, watch. Monday comes.

What do you want to see going? You get dropped. That's what happened. You get dropped. That's the perfect way to end this one. Okay. I am going to hand it over. I'm going to hand it over.

I do want to tell you guys, 2 o'clock, Mary Ellen's Food for the Soul, Charles Phillips will be here. He is going to give away a Valentine's Day dinner for two. from Mary Ellen's Food for the Soul. And if you don't know what we talk about, you better jump online and find out if you win that meal,

you're going to be happy. Hey, happy hour. Hopefully, it's going to be extra happy today. All right. We'll get out of here and let Bashar Jackson do his thing. Love y'all. Remember that. Love yourself even more.

How about that? We'll have a good day. Go Big Red.